The City of Boynton Beach is temporarily changing their water treatment process to free chlorination from July 3 to July 24, 2025, to maintain water quality.

Delray Beach is a finalist for the 2025 All-America City Award, recognized for its commitment to environmental sustainability and inclusive civic engagement.

Broward County will spray larvicide to combat disease-carrying mosquitoes, such as Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus, from May 19-23, 2025, between 10 PM and 6 AM.

A fire at Wallace Volvo in Stuart involved several cars and produced large smoke plumes but caused no injuries. The cause remains under investigation.

An early morning traffic accident with injuries in Opa-locka blocked roads around NW 27th Avenue and disrupted rush hour, with authorities directing commuters to alternative routes. Details were scarce at the time.

North Miami unveils the Lucia Martinez Gonzalez Tot-Lot with festivities including a magician and face painting, honoring the former library director's legacy.

A symposium organized by the Community Services Department and Faith In Action aimed to address homelessness by connecting faith groups with housing experts.

The South Dade Regional Library in Miami-Dade County is set to be renovated starting May 16. The project includes modern updates, new tech, a solar panel array, and improved community spaces.

Miami-Dade County officials announced an audit to increase payroll system oversight after discovering overpayments that affected themselves, emphasizing integrity and transparency in managing public funds.

A father, son, and a third accomplice were arrested in North Miami for allegedly staging a car crash as part of an insurance fraud scheme, involving policy changes and claims of over $68,000 for suspicious medical expenses.

Three men were arrested in Doral after stealing over 200 pounds of mail, using a stolen credit card for purchases. A fourth remains at large. The authorities are investigating.

West Palm Beach's The Commons initiative presents its third edition, featuring local artists in public spaces, along with interactive workshops for community engagement.

The Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce will host the 99th annual Miami Beach Ball gala on May 17, featuring awards, entertainment, and philanthropy. Proceeds support education and healthcare in the community. Tickets are $500 per person.